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Celebrity Traitors star Jonathon Ross has warned his friends and other celebrities against appearing on season 2 of the show.
The 64-year-old featured as a Traitor in the show but says the constant lying really took a toll on him.
Alan Carr and Cat Burns were Traitors on the BBC show too, however Jonathon says he is still recovering from having to lie to his friends, according to Goss.ie.
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He added that he knows a season 2 is on the way because his friends have reached out to him to say they've been approached to feature.
"I’ve had two celebrity friends of mine call me and say ‘I’ve been approached — is it good to do, is it bad to do?’ So I’m giving them the benefit of my experience, which was I didn’t enjoy it," he said.
"I’m a Traitor, that’s why. I found the lying really wearing, it left me feeling increasingly uncomfortable. You’re on the defence the whole time and you have to look people in the eye and lie," Jonathon added.
Last week's episode ended on a cliffhanger with one of the Faithfuls, Niko Omilana or Kate Garraway, were to be eliminated.
Tonight's episode will reveal which one has been banished.
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